Sentence examples for landline fee from inspiring English sources

Its voicemail service is free and its prepay annual landline fee is £172.20 – a little higher than BT's.

It will cost £19.99 a month, and includes the landline fee plus free calls to other landlines.

Killing landlines removes the last strictures on how to set fees and run their businesses.

But the company's current rates at its T-Mobile Germany wireless subsidiary, where mobile phone customers can double their monthly download allowances by purchasing an upgrade for €5, or $6.50, should serve as "an orientation point" for where the landline fees might eventually be set, Mr. Blank said.

While cellphones give you a bucket of minutes for one flat fee, spotty or nonexistent indoor service means that you may not want to cut the landline.

Calls cost up to 5p/min from most landlines (an additional connection fee may also apply).

Get onto the Ucas website, your 'Track' section and phone Ucas for advice - 0871 4680 468 - calls cost up to 10p/min from most landlines (an additional connection fee may also apply).

I would suggest that she rings her first choice again to try to get a decision and that if she can't, that she talks to a Ucas adviser on 0871 468 0468 (calls cost up to 10p/min from most landlines (an additional connection fee may also apply).

Landline telephone calls required expensive fees, scheduling at a government-run telephone center, and often required an operator to connect a caller in one African city to another through a connection in Paris or London.

There is only a small fee for calls to landline numbers and cellphones.

Like Skype, it charges a small fee to connect to landline and mobile phones that don't have the Fring client.